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"A landmark contribution. The research, forms, and lists of cross-examination
questions will be invaluable to subsequent therapists who appear in court.
This unique resource is essential reading for expert witnesses and trial
attorneys." --Nancy Adel, Esq., Partner, Law Firm of Adel & Pollack

"Pope has brought the full weight of his considerable clinical expertise,
encyclopedic scholarship, and lucid writing style to bear on this project.
It is rich with facts, principles, and well-documented treatment strategies.
This excellent volume should be on every clinician's bookshelf." --Gerald Koocher, Harvard Medical School

"Dr. Pope's book will be an instant classic. He writes with deep
empathy and provides wise, very specific, research-based counsel for
subsequent therapists. This is a book that should be read by every psychologist,
psychiatrist, social worker, and counselor; and be made required reading
for all graduate students in the mental health field."--Erika Fromm, University of Chicago

"All responsible mental health professionals will be indebted for
generations to come to Dr. Pope for this lucid presentation. This careful
examination of extremely sensitive issues will serve as a central resource
for both beginning therapists and the most seasoned practitioners. It
provides approaches that are thoughtful, specific, and practical." --Jerome Singer, Yale University

"In this excellent and unique volume, Dr. Pope addresses painful
and difficult issues in a clear, unflinching, and thorough way. This
long-awaited book is wise, informed, compassionate, and trustworthy.
It is a must for all those who work with sexually exploited patients." --Sheila Namir, Independent Practice; UCLA Medical School

"The best book to help therapists working with patients who have
been sexually abused by a previous therapist. This impressive contribution
is must reading for all therapists and an essential text for training
programs." --Lenore Walker, Ed.D., ABPP; author, The Battered Woman
Syndrome

APPENDICES:

Research Findings About Therapists' Behaviors and Experiences

Informed Consent Form for Forensic Assessment When Therapist-Patient
Sex Is at Issue

Informed Consent Issues for Providing Therapy to a Patient Who Has
Been Sexually Involved with a Prior Therapist